Comments on: Social Networks Of The Future http://performancing.com/social_networks_of_the_future/ Invest In Performance Wed, 16 May 2012 15:37:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: ????? http://performancing.com/social_networks_of_the_future/comment-page-1/#comment-19381 ????? Sat, 13 Jun 2009 02:51:34 +0000 http://performancing.com/?p=2764#comment-19381 <b><a href="http://xn--igbid0esc.xn----ymcae0df5a6fo.com/">?????</a></b> <b><a href="http://xn--igbid0esc.xn----ymcae0df5a6fo.com/category/3/3">????? ????</a></b> <b><a href="http://xn--igbid0esc.xn----ymcae0df5a6fo.com/category/14/14">????? ???</a></b> <b><a href="http://xn--igbid0esc.xn----ymcae0df5a6fo.com/category/4/4">????? ????</a></b> <b><a href="http://xn--igbid0esc.xn----ymcae0df5a6fo.com/category/11/11">????? ??????</a></b> ?????
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]]> By: Dave Pancost http://performancing.com/social_networks_of_the_future/comment-page-1/#comment-19380 Dave Pancost Sun, 12 Apr 2009 18:35:09 +0000 http://performancing.com/?p=2764#comment-19380 I question the idea that people will flock to Wordpress & MT in order to own their own social network. That idea simply doesn't solve the problem as stated. My comment here is content that I am giving away. If this site goes down the comment will go away. The same thing will happen if someone else builds their own facebook or myspace. Participants will post content that will still be vulnerable to a disappearing web site. In fact, because individual web sites come and go so often, the problem would actually be exacerbated. Personally, I don't think this is actually a problem. Most people don't think of their comments or conversations as content that is owned. They simply think of their comments as comments. The big problem is that if everybody does a social network site, who will they network with? :-) Not sure I'm seeing any of this as predictive. As Twitter and FaceBook continue to go mainstream, people will get comfortable with using them. If they close down, then people will find somewhere else to go. The majority of people do not have the initiative to create and manage their own Social networks, they'd rather just participate. Which is why Twitter and Facebook have grown so fast. I question the idea that people will flock to WordPress & MT in order to own their own social network. That idea simply doesn’t solve the problem as stated. My comment here is content that I am giving away. If this site goes down the comment will go away. The same thing will happen if someone else builds their own facebook or myspace. Participants will post content that will still be vulnerable to a disappearing web site. In fact, because individual web sites come and go so often, the problem would actually be exacerbated.

Personally, I don’t think this is actually a problem. Most people don’t think of their comments or conversations as content that is owned. They simply think of their comments as comments. The big problem is that if everybody does a social network site, who will they network with? :-)

Not sure I’m seeing any of this as predictive. As Twitter and FaceBook continue to go mainstream, people will get comfortable with using them. If they close down, then people will find somewhere else to go. The majority of people do not have the initiative to create and manage their own Social networks, they’d rather just participate. Which is why Twitter and Facebook have grown so fast.

]]> By: Althaf http://performancing.com/social_networks_of_the_future/comment-page-1/#comment-19379 Althaf Tue, 31 Mar 2009 00:01:39 +0000 http://performancing.com/?p=2764#comment-19379 Who will win? Who will win?

]]> By: Gotta Get a Macbook http://performancing.com/social_networks_of_the_future/comment-page-1/#comment-19378 Gotta Get a Macbook Mon, 30 Mar 2009 23:02:11 +0000 http://performancing.com/?p=2764#comment-19378 I think assumption number three is what makes the most sense, I didn't about BuddyPress was onto something, but since they are, it's not long before the reference "Facebook and MySpace" becomes "Wordpress and MT", and as Jeff said, if it happens, people r gonna just turn their back on sites like FB and MS and move onto have something their own. I think assumption number three is what makes the most sense, I didn’t about BuddyPress was onto something, but since they are, it’s not long before the reference “Facebook and MySpace” becomes “WordPress and MT”, and as Jeff said, if it happens, people r gonna just turn their back on sites like FB and MS and move onto have something their own.

]]> By: Jeff Chandler http://performancing.com/social_networks_of_the_future/comment-page-1/#comment-19377 Jeff Chandler Mon, 30 Mar 2009 13:08:49 +0000 http://performancing.com/?p=2764#comment-19377 What happens if those sites that collect the info go down? I think if Facebook EVER or Twitter ever folds, it will remind us that the best thing to do is do it ourselves. What happens if those sites that collect the info go down? I think if Facebook EVER or Twitter ever folds, it will remind us that the best thing to do is do it ourselves.

]]> By: Adam Green http://performancing.com/social_networks_of_the_future/comment-page-1/#comment-19376 Adam Green Mon, 30 Mar 2009 13:01:00 +0000 http://performancing.com/?p=2764#comment-19376 Sorry, but I see things going in the opposite direction. People see less and less value in "owning" online real estate. My twenty-something kids can't imagine having their own blog or site, yet they have an active presence online. Google and Twitter will serve as the social networks of the future. Twitter collects it and Google gathers and delivers it. Sorry, but I see things going in the opposite direction. People see less and less value in “owning” online real estate. My twenty-something kids can’t imagine having their own blog or site, yet they have an active presence online. Google and Twitter will serve as the social networks of the future. Twitter collects it and Google gathers and delivers it.

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